Lesson 5 Review

Question 1

Explain Schedule I controlled substance restrictions

Answer 1

not commercially available or legally prescribed or dispensed in the US due to their high potential for abuse

Question 2

Explain Schedule II controlled substance restrictions

Answer 2

can be prescribed; however, are highly regulated medications due to their high potential for abuse. No refills are allowed on this class of medication!

Question 3

Explain Schedule III-V controlled substance restrictions

Answer 3

prescribed (and some OTC) medications that have less potential for abuse. Can refill up to five times within a six month period

Question 4

Name the hydrocodone-containing products recently reclassified as Schedule II

Answer 4

acetaminophen with hydrocodone (Vicodin, Lortab, and Norco), Ibuprofen with hydrocodone (Vicoprofen)

Question 5

Identify the brand names associated with oxycodone combination products

Answer 5

Percocet (with Acetaminophen), Percodan

Question 6

Identify the brand name associated with oxycodone

Answer 6

OxyContin

Question 7

Identify the brand name associated with sufentanil

Answer 7

Sufenta

Question 8

Identify the brand name associated with hydromorphone

Answer 8

Dilaudid

Question 9

Identify the brand name associated with meperidine

Answer 9

Demerol

Question 10

Identify the brand names associated with dextroamphetamine

Answer 10

Dexedrine, ProCentra

Question 11

Identify the brand names associated with methylphenidate

Answer 11

Daytrana, Ritalin (HCL), Concerta (HCL)

Question 12

Identify the brand names associated with amphetamine

Answer 12

Adderall, Vyvanse

Question 13

Besides opium derivatives, name three schedule II drugs that were listed in this lesson by their generic name but not an associated brand name

Answer 13

Dextroamphetamine, Fentanyl, Morphine

Question 14

DEA numbers associated with a high-level practitioner start with what letters?

Answer 14

A, B, F, or G

Question 15

Name three types of high-level practitioners

Answer 15

medical doctors (MDs), osteopaths (DOs), and dentists (DDSs or DMDs) who are limited to prescribing dental medications

Question 16

DEA numbers associated with a mid-level practitioner start with what letters?

Answer 16

M

Question 17

Name four types of mid-level practitioners

Answer 17

physician assistants (PAs), nurse practitioners (NPs), optometrists (ODs), and midwives

Question 18

Explain the second letter of a DEA number

Answer 18

the first letter of the practitioner’s last name or the first letter of the facility name

Question 19

What are the two methods of DEA number verification?

Answer 19

method 1 is a checksum calculation, method 2 is online verification of the DEA registrant

Question 20

Which DEA form is used to order controlled substances from Schedules I or II?

Answer 20

DEA Form 222 or e-222

Question 21

Which DEA form is used when controlled substances become out of date and a pharmacist requests permission to destroy them in the presence of a witness?

Answer 21

DEA Form 41

Question 22

Which DEA form is used when controlled substances are lost or stolen?

Answer 22

DEA Form 106